Sentence examples similar to a fitting sort of from inspiring English sources
It seems fitting, sort of, that Ms. Murphy, an artist, should establish the neighborhood's first art gallery in a garage.
Amazon Books—a fitting, but sort of disappointingly obvious name for the place uses customer data to curate its shelves.
"As an ex-serviceman, himself, I hope it's a fitting 'tribute' of sorts to Windsor Davies, that he still makes people laugh," Mr Burton said.
Robert Douglas-Fainhursthen the Sunday Telegraph enjoyed Michael Frayn's memoir My Father's Fortune, "a fitting tribute to the sort of figure who usually slips between the cracks of the historical record".
Moreover, it is unclear why we should even think that obedience is a fitting expression of this sort of relationship in the first place.
He's provided us with so many great movies and, now, a fitting way to sort out the impact on business of President Barack Obama's new tax proposals.
It also seems fitting, in a LA sort of way, that Bryant would be attempting to recruit this way.
For all its problems, the convention center was actually a fitting locale for E3, a sort of metaphor for the general confusion of the gaming industry itself.
"Put it in a pocket in sort of a more body-fitting, tighter clothes, that you can feel if it was — if somebody put their hand in your pocket, not just an outside coat pocket," the mayor said.
